Diabetes Care for You: leadership, followership, partnership

IF 0.5 Q4 ENDOCRINOLOGY & METABOLISM

Practical Diabetes Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.1002/pdi.2436

David Lipscomb, E. Rezazadeh, Jane Rowney

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Abstract

The 2022 Mary MacKinnon lecture reminds us of some of the history of the development of out of hospital specialist diabetes services in the United Kingdom. There have been multiple clarion calls across the years to collaborate, share information and values and break down traditional boundaries in the pursuit of improved patient care and outcomes. Along with this, we note the roles of clinical and managerial leadership, followership and partnership in working together with people living with diabetes to co‐produce a model of diabetes care and then to ensure through good stewardship of shared resources that the expectations of that change are delivered for our population. We go on to discuss how the Diabetes Care for You team has continued to innovate and provide care during the pandemic and conclude with a vision of the future and a challenge for decision makers to put the needs of the population at the forefront of future planning. Copyright © 2023 John Wiley & Sons.

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Diabetes Care for You:领导，追随，合作

2022年的玛丽·麦金农讲座让我们想起了英国医院外专科糖尿病服务发展的一些历史。多年来，在追求改善患者护理和结果的过程中，合作、共享信息和价值观、打破传统界限的呼声一直很高。与此同时，我们注意到临床和管理领导的作用，与糖尿病患者一起工作的追随者和伙伴关系，共同创造糖尿病护理模式，然后通过对共享资源的良好管理，确保为我们的人群提供变革的期望。我们接着讨论了糖尿病护理团队如何在大流行期间继续创新和提供护理，并总结了未来的愿景和决策者面临的挑战，将人口需求置于未来规划的最前沿。版权所有©2023 John Wiley & Sons。

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Practical Diabetes ENDOCRINOLOGY & METABOLISM-

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1.10

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